Court records from London January 7 1836 trial and Irish Society note
The report details a London court scene with a thief case and family revelations, including a divorce claim and property return. It follows with an Irish Society financial rebuttal arguing against charges of extravagance, presenting annual accounts, management costs, and a list of London companies involved in the Chancery case.
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Cumberland-street
Oxford-road
Bennett
Mallett
Malett
Doctors’ Commons
Joan of U
Mrs. Halford
Barnard
Mia. Halford
Mr. Mallet
Reading-room clash at St Marylebone Scientific Institution
Letter to the editor accuses the committee of dismissing the True Sun from the reading-room under patronage of Brougham. The writer cites insufficient tolerance for Catholic and Radical voices, warns of electoral implications, and promises to report speeches from Radical Association meetings.
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THE
True Sun
Brougham
Radical Association
Derrynane Abbey
O'Connell
St. Marylebone
Pandocticon
Crawford-street
Webb
Feargus O'Connor
Police Intelligence. Marylebone Assault on Banker’s Assistant
Marylebone reports a charge against Robert Jacques, a carpenter, for assaulting William Burge in Harcourt Street after a dispute over poor-rate possession at 45 Cochrane Terrace. George Stevens and Masters corroborate the incident and the parish officer warns of sessions and peace talks as bail is considered. Also coverage of Robert Stanwick’s misconduct aboard Carter’s omnibus and a young thief case, with penalties discussed.
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Marylebone
Leizure
Assail
Robert Jacques
Messrs
Rawhieson and Hoskins
William Burge
Harcourt Street
New Road
Stevens
John Crabb
Cochrane-terrace
Portland-town
Aledger
George Stevens
Masters
Crabb
Rawlinson
Marlborough
Omnigta
Robert Stanwick
Carter
Muleend
Dyer
Ball
Rogers
Brompton
James Halford
Islio
Irish Society duties and Ulster lands Case in Chancery
A public appeal defends the Irish Society's moral duty to execute the charter aims. It recounts the 12 company division of Ulster lands after settlement, noting which City livery companies contributed funds and how shares were allocated, sold, or leased. The letter asserts trusteeship for the City of London and warns against obstructing the case.
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Skinners
Skinners’ Company
Beresfords
Irish Society
Court of Common Council
Kensit
England
Corporation of Derry
Ireland
Chancery
Dade Begum
Ensand
Cestor
London
Kenaitt
Companies OF
GestLemen
T. G. Kensit
Handa
Court of Chancery
Scire Facias
Charles
Corporation of London
Ulster
Merchant Taylors
Charge of Conspiracy Against the St Marylebone Vestry
The Humble Petition of James Bradshaw High Constable of the Hundred of Ovsilston Middlesex to Justices of the Peace recounts opposition to charges of oppression in executing six warrants issued under the Lord Chief Justice against Kensett Davy and others for conspiracy. Bradshaw defends actions taken to arrest four individuals prior to a magistrate's sitting, notes proceedings at Kensett shop, and asserts fairness and restraint during the process.
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Middlesex
James Bradshaw
Ovsilston
County of
St. Pancras
Mr. Flood
Mr. Robinson
Court of King’s Bench
Kensett
Marylebone
Mr. Kensett
Kenset
Rawlinson
Stewart
Glazier
Petition to exculpate officer over arrest warrants
A detailed statement argues the petitioner acted with humanity in promptly executing warrants for arrest in a Marylebone case, defending decisions to detain one suspect at home to avoid family disturbance, and asserting no party bias. The discourse pleads that officers must follow warrants fearlessly and receive support from appointing authorities against counter pressures.
The Courier and Two Atrocities Letter to Editor
A reader signs Brompton Square and cites two wrongs: the Russian atrocity at Kalisch and the Louis Philippe era dungeon of Dr. Arthur James Beaumont for twenty months. The note questions theCourier's stance on these subjects and closes with a formal sign-off dated December 8.
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Eumaieg
Henry Bethune Oat
Kalisch
Arthur James Beaumont
St. Poe
Brompton Square
Opening of Charlotte s Coffee House and moral notes
The article discusses opening Charlotte s Coffee House with praise for the industrious efforts of well behaved women and hopes the Sisters will succeed. It mentions wine license potential and city gentlemen seeking a desirable social spot, alongside a digression about a Wales court case on churchwarden authority and costs awarded.
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Charlotte’s
Asia
Cuarlorts
Corfee
Fox
Wales
Agal
Eail
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St. Stephen's Chapel
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Mrs. Shelby - Hook Schiller Brockden Brew
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Register of Arta
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William Anderson
Bank of England
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Davy
Marylebone-lane
Rawinson
Courier
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